What is more bad ??!
Question: person who die from heart attack or brain tumor ???
Answers: person who die from heart attack or brain tumor ???
a brain tumor can be very painful and the sickness can linger for several years.
a heart attack can happen in a flash and render the person dead in a few seconds. though if the heart atatck leads to paralysis, then this can be excruciating as well.
but I would have to go with brain tumor as being worse.
brain tumor would prolly be c rappier cuz its more prolonged and you get confused and all this sux and wotnot....
brain tumor, at least u have time to do what u have not accomplished....arrruggggggg XXXXXXxxxzzzz
brain tumor - suffering could be a lot longer.
of course brain tumor that is so 100% deadly
The Bad more effective aperson creating others to cry.
i would have to pick your use of the english language....which is worse... would be the correct question. but heart attack....
i think both are just as bad.
I'm at a loss to know why on earth you would ask such a question in the first place.
Swallowed brain is always bad whereas heart can act both ways- attack or attract.
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Which is my profile on NAMI I had a brain tumor removed in 2003 and it did affect my quality of life but its better than not having the surgery and dieing so I would say get as many opions as you can 2 doctors would not even preform the surgery on me and I got another opion from USF Dr Vale and the surgery was successful there are always a problems ssocial changes for me I felt that I couldnt work but I did not get my SSDI until December of last year and I filed in 2003 I got notice at the hearing in dewc 2006 I think thats right and then I got my check in march 2007. So it is a long process and I am still recovering I have a treatment team at the VA here in Gainesville who is helping me with my problems and I have a case manager who is continuing to help me, She went and helped me get my SSDI Son there is hoipe but as to which is worse I would say that one could cause the other I had a stroke before they even found the brain tumor but that was how they found it was medical testing like MRI CATT scans there are a lot of ways to prevent heart attacks and strokes and even brain tumors can be rempoved like mine was. here is another site : http://www.dbsalliance.org/site/PageServ...
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Brain Injury
Each year in the U.S., 1.4 million individuals sustain traumatic brain injury (TBI): 50,000 die; 235,000 are hospitalized; and 1.1 million are treated and released. Among children ages 0 to 14 years, TBI results in an estimated: 2,685 deaths; 37,000 hospitalizations; and 435,000 emergency department visits annually.
http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/tbi/TBI.htm
IT IS HORRIBLE AND UNFORTUNATE.
"There is no cure for birth and death, save to enjoy the interval." George Santayana
Why is this an interesting topic for you? Three hours of TV daily? What was the last book you have read?
Sometimes the emotional and physical cost of survival can be greater than the peace of a quick death. The age old question of quality versus quantity of life - which is better?
If I understand you correctly you are asking about the experience of dying itself, rather than the illness and survivability.
A lot would depend on your beliefs. Some people die peacefully and others die unpleasantly. Hospice can help ease the journey when dealing with the tougher deaths. Sometimes it is better to have a chance to say good bye, than a sudden and catastrophic shutdown. Other times a quick transition can be more merciful.
A heart attack can kill quickly but it might be survivable, but you may be left with handicaps.
There are many kind of brain tumors. Some are more benign than others. There are many more long term survivors today than there were ten and twenty years ago.
Have you read the book The Four Things That Matter Most - A book About Living by Ira Brock, M.D.?
With kind and gentle regards,
David Edge
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you asking that question
unfortunately, DEAD IS DEAD...the cause does not really matter as much, but the brain tumor would probably cause far more suffering, as heart attack is sudden.
Whichever is faster. I want to die from neither, though.
You say, Which is worse.